Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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HQDE PRCGQCT QTed Lawbf 4.u-4-,. ' ' ' - ' The late Mr, Samuel Earmer and Mrsl Farmer ao ated a Trocl to be won by the student or fst,ednts having the nost conolete Home Iroject. The student's name is inscribed on the Troph, which hangs on the school wall. This year the Trophy was won by the Lamb twins. 3 , .. T A T' . A 'Twins Are you fellows twins U '. f , N 'Of course we are twinshp 'seve teen and one half months apart -H- 4 . A 4 The Port Perry Lions Club Grain Club provided each of us wth a bushel of Registered fiak Oats, These were.treated and sown V on land, one acre for each of us 'hich had been manured and worked the provious fall and which we fartiliged, cultivated and harrowed that spring. The'qrain came up in about six dafs and 'ood weather helped it'Erow, 4.w T T Q if-' A ' Mr Crave came out in June to inspect the project and took a picture of the grain, us and the doa. B' Wood luck we pulled the mustard the day before Lr, Crane came again. A few days later he returned brinfing Mr, Jennings, the assistant.Aqricultural mep resentative, o inspect it, link: , Cn August lO, the grain was cutzand stcokedk two weeks later it was thrashed, Achievement dai was Septerberht, and we each showed one bushel of our oats at Port Perry Fair, I won first prize and Bill took second, nt a banquet in tovember held at the Delicateria Restaurant f the Lions Club, I was presented with a cheque for eight dollars for winning the hiqhest,number of points. For second prize Bill received se en do lars, 'jg H , pf lt was an interesting project we had to keep a record of all costs, such as renting the land, value of farmyard manure used, commercialfertilizer, cost of the use of the tractor and farm implements. threshing and other incidentals, Je compared the cost with the value of the grain to find the accualaprofit in money, Added to that was a worth'while profit in experience. 1 - F f ,J 3 - ' an in - 1. - ' ' . 'f F ' ' X ' 51,1 : --lf 14 e . ' 2 . 5,11-'1 -will 11 ' - s -.-- .- .grfo-'1 :I tai' U. 1' t l will ' 'N' H- --f-1 -V ff, Lrifji- :' ' 9f'3'.Z'L fi T-11:7-5:42 '- - E . 'li , . -. ' - ., - -W 4' l--i. ' 1- . J : ff.-.ez j'L.1 '-' : V' -'V Lg: 1' 1 T 3. I 5,3 .'A'L 4,f': 'Luv' 1, A -iff' if. ' 5 ' 34435S.'-i5G 3+'H3'f1Qi-1751.3.-1. :., . . ..:4 f. .. - ' Q rf: I-g'::'.i' :-- '55, ' 's 5ff' 'f- '. '- .El .- ' . - . ' 4 I hi' . .1

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Assemblies -1 Cry C convert ourusuditorium longer possible for us gymnasium was utilized for e naydenj Due to the shortage of space it has been necessary to into a classroomg therefore it was no to hold our assemblies there and the this purpose. Near the commencement of our Fall term we welcomed a representative of the Cntario Safety League in the werson of mr. Clarke. He showed us several films exemplifying the im- portance of safety to the teen-age driver or cyclist. Another of our assemblies was used to aciuaint our pupils with the different clubs and organizations of which their friends are members. Some of the clubs presented were the' Calf Club, Junior Farmers and Junior Institute, Crain Club, 1 and Garden Club. s nresented A welcome change in the form of a debate we by six of our first form students. lt had to do with the question of banning comic strips from the public press. Cur cadet officers' posting parade was held in another assembly. This parade is climaxed by the posting of the officers to their places of promotion. Through the course of society has presented its' was wanted: A housekeeper, both were highly enjoyable Armistice Ley was obs volved the ceremony of the soldiers' oerets were placed on and Faye Hayden. The Last the oast year, enoers in two a the second was lrved by a cadet changing of the the memori was olayed Post 1 the Dramatic kits. The first Child Thyscologyg parade. lt in- guerd. The al by Kay Aldred by Peter Dsrsmell while the flag was lowered. The-two-minute silence was ob- served following the naming of the boys of Port Ferry High School who gave their lives in the two Greet wars. The remainder of the assemblies was taken up by each grade presenting a variety of entertainment. hr. nacbcnald was instrumental in arranging the proceedings. Songs and poems were given and they were all very interesting. The bemi-Finals of the Junior and senior Cratorical Contests were held and the fin,lists were determined.